feat: Added decodeVoid feature #2131
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I added
decodeVoid()feature, with which can be possible to change default behaviour of calling decoders for methods which has a void return type.Currently, if method has void return type, ResponseInterceptor or Decoder will not be called.
And this is good if you don't working with REST-less API which everytime returns 200 OK, and that response has a code parameter, using that, for example, I need to detect response was successful or not.
And I don't need to return any data from the method, because if method fails I will get exception, and I can avoid warnings from static analyzer about "ignored return value", if I would be changed void to Object to bypass this limitation.
I had idea about check the response in the Client wrapper, but then I would need to decode a JSON twice time in some cases.